www.imoc.co.uk

Got the price back today to make them in the UK and its not good news, £195! It was worth a try.
Best option is the US

Take care with the nut on the inside, the stud is about 2" long and if your not carefull you lose the nut. You need very small hands and all fingers to be double jointed to get it back

These will be made to order so probably be the same

Nic wrote:

snooplotty wrote:Should be a lot cheaper than getting from the US and will be a direct replacement!

For reference the Denso AC Condenser cost me £132 including postage to the UK.

How long did it take from US?

Hold off for a short while, i work for a heat exchanger company and am waiting for a price on the core matrix. I sent my old unit as a sample to a company who make the cores today. Should be a lot cheaper than getting from the US and will be a direct replacement!

Temp sensor for the radiator

Seals where delivered today

Let the reassembly commence!

Don't know if this has been posted already (couldn't find it through the search), but I took this from the Autodata CD. Step by step guide on reading fault codes with a list of faults. Its uploaded to a PDF sharing site, http://www.pdfhost.net/index.php?Action=Download&File=89c462a5cef987b0b2a10...

Doing the sills on mine didn't scare me one bit even when it was my first go!
Repairing them was a lot easier than I thought

Yeah I know, but at least I got £20 knocked off the price so can't complain. Just hope they get delivered tomorrow so I can get it all put back together

Decided to get them from toyota, only because they said I could have them next day. Went to pick them up and they hadnt been delivered
They did however give me a discount for the inconveniance, £14.95 each inc VAT and they will deliver
Really should have bought these before i dropped the engine!

Anybody know where I can source these? Been quoted £19 ish + VAT each side from toyota which seems very steep
Thanks

cut out piece (previous rubbish repair - not by me!) http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a418/Simon_Lott/IMG_0931_zpsef2f3f8b.jpg http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a418/Simon_Lott/IMG_0933_zps80a206f3.jpg This is my repair to the drivers side section (same cut out) not a bad job for my first ever ...

Dropped the engine, suprisingly it was quite straightforward. But i would reccomend using 2 skateboards http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a418/Simon_Lott/IMG_0977_zpscb30555c.jpg http://i1033.photobucket.com/albums/a418/Simon_Lott/IMG_09801_zps64ecd34e.jpg Drilled out the stripped studs and did a ...

Didnt really want to go to this extreme!
But your right, i can clean / repair other bits a hell of a lot easier.
It was meant to be my daily drive so i could take my ford probe off the road and work on that.

Cheers, just a bit of a pi**er that i have to drop the engine due to a few bolts i cant get off. The joys of cars!

Bought a import MK2 auto for £200 as apparantly all it needed was the water pump replacing, it came with the new pump and new belts which was nice! The guy I bought it off decided to remove the oil sump and exhaust downpipe for some strange reason. Also the sills are in a pretty bad way - hence £200...